Many social media users were left surprised to discover that an emoji in a scene of Brad Pitt's F1 had been altered by CBFC ...

Administrators at the popular online forum Reddit have been accused of censorship after quarantining a subreddit titled 'european.' Subreddits, which are also known as communities, are forums ...

This Reddit thread is an example of the rising generational debate that spans far beyond the thumbs-up emoji. Are certain emojis perceived in a context that's anything other than literal?

Reddit's new CEO said he is ready to reconsider unpopular censorship policies implemented during the controversial tenure of Ellen Pao, who resigned as CEO on Friday. The new CEO, Steve Huffman ...

As news that Chinese company Tencent will invest $150 million in Reddit ricocheted across the popular aggregation website, Redditors expressed fears about censorship — and shared a lot of Winnie ...

Social news aggregation site Reddit successfully raised $300 million in a financing round this week that leaves the website valued at $3 billion. As expected, China-based multinational technology ...

The reported investment of Chinese company Tencent in the Reddit platform has outraged users concerned over potential future censorship. Last week, reports surfaced which suggested Tencent was in ...

Reddit's most upvoted post of 2019 was a clever protest of Chinese censorship Reddit users tested to see if they would be censored after a round of investment.

Security researcher Patrick Wardle's friend thought China had hacked her iPhone. In reality, a bug crashed it any time she used a Taiwanese flag emoji.

On Reddit, some were less offended by the thumbs-up emoji but felt the heart symbol was actually the most inappropriate.

It wasn’t clear why the stock was falling, but the slide came as the Federal Trade Commission launched a public inquiry into censorship by technology platforms on Thursday. Reddit’s users have ...

This Reddit thread is an example of the rising generational debate that spans far beyond the thumbs-up emoji. Are certain emojis perceived in a context that's anything other than literal?